2020-11-06

el primado de ucrania metropolita onjofre y yo somos temporarios cosecha de 1944. tiene mi misma edad. es un hombre de dios al frente de una iglesia quer está siendo perseguida por las fuerzas disolventes. hoy cumple 766 años. le deseamos larga vida y virtud

 

METROPOLITAN ONUPHRY OF KIEV AND ALL UKRAINE TURNS 76 TODAY

Kiev, November 5, 2020

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His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and All Ukraine, the primate of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, turns 76 today.

The future spiritual leader of the Ukrainian Orthodox faithful was born Orest Berezovsky on November 5, 1944, in the village of Korytnoe in the Chernivtsi Province in western Ukraine, in the family of a priest. After finishing technical school and college, he entered the Moscow Theological Seminary. During his time there, he took monastic vows at the Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra, and went on to hold various positions in the Church. He served as dean of the Lavra, abbot of the Holy Dormition-Pochaev Lavra in Ukraine, and ruling hierarch of the Chernivtsi Diocese, before being elected Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine on August 13, 2014.

His Beatitude is greatly loved and enjoys great authority throughout Ukraine and the entire Orthodox world. As the Ukrainian Church faces persecution from the state and schismatic groups, and betrayal from their own Orthodox brothers, Met. Onuphry guides the Church with love, humility, prayer, and patience endurance.

His Eminence Metropolitan Athanasios of Limassol of the Church of Cyprus has said about his leadership under such difficult circumstances: “I’m very impressed, and I very much admire how Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev has handled this crisis: with great calmness, with great dignity, with few words, with few statements, and with many prayers.”

In honor of His Beatitude’s birthday, the hierarchs, clergy, and faithful of the Ukrainian Church have offered loving congratulatory messages to their primate, several of which have been compiled by the Union of Orthodox Journalists.

His Eminence Metropolitan Luke of Zaporozhye writes:

With your life, you bear witness to the true joy of being, the joy of communion with God, and the joy of living in accordance with the Gospel law.

You have been chosen to serve as a leader during a difficult period in the history of Ukraine. The economic, political, and social difficulties that our country is experiencing require your wisdom, patience, and spiritual judgment.

We believe that your prayers and active efforts will build up the Orthodox faith, civil harmony, and stability in our blessed land. We wish from the bottom of our hearts to be your faithful helpers in this. We constantly pray to God and ask Him to grant Your Beatitude good health, firmness in following the path of Christian witness, and abundant help in carrying the difficult cross of the primatial ministry!

His Eminence Metropolitan Barsanuphius of Vinnitsa writes: “We congratulate His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry with his 76th birthday!!! Many years!”

His Grace Bishop Viktor of Baryshevka also congratulated the Ukrainian primate:

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The teachers and students of the Kiev Theological Academy specifically prayed for His Beatitude on the occasion of his birthday at Liturgy this morning, and greeted him on the Academy’s Facebook page as well, saying:

Your Beatitude! On this festive day of your birth, your Kiev theological schools, together with the multi-million-strong flock of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church offer their fervent prayers to our greatly merciful God and Savior to keep you in good health and good spirits. May the Most Holy Theotokos and all the saints who have shown forth in our Fatherland, be constant intercessors for Your Beatitude and our Ukrainian people.

Archimandrite Chrysostom (Grischenko) of the Zverinetsky Monastery writes:

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November 5 is the birthday of the primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Although, according to monastic tradition, His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry does not celebrate birthdays, all of us, the children of our Church, cordially congratulate him on this day and thank God that we have such a wise primate, who is a symbol of Church unity and steadfastness for the purity of the Orthodox faith in difficult times. Many blessed years!

The faithful of the Rivne Diocese recorded a video with birthday wishes to His Beatitude and a musical composition:

The Odessa Diocese wrote on its Facebook page: “We congratulate our dear primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church—His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and all Ukraine on his birthday!!! We wish him many, long, saving years of primatial service!”

Fr. Nikolai Danilevich, the Deputy Head of the Ukrainian Church’s Department for External Church Relations, wrote on his Telegram channel: “Today is the birthday of our Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and all Ukraine! 76 years old! We congratulate him and wish him health and God’s help, and may his sincere smile bring joy us all!”

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And from all of us at OrthoChristian, we wish His Beatitude many blessed years of faithful service to God, His Church, and the Ukrainian Orthodox faithful!

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11/5/2020

2020-11-04

publico un libro sobre la pandemia y la gran corrupción. No lo dirán los lemólogos, pero esta peste ha sido inducida con propósitos satánicos para menguar población. Es un morbo sintético creado en laboratorio, no es natural ni habrá vacunas

 

ANTONIO PARRA GALINDO PUBLICA UN LIBRO SOBRE SOROS Y LA GRAN CORRUPCIÓN











BAJO EL YUGO DE SOROS. LA NOVELA DE LA PANDEMIA Y LA GRAN CORRUPCIÓN

 

Tente que te unto es el título de la portada de esta novela picaresca que narra las tribulaciones de un español del montón (Villeguillo lo llaman) descendiente de conversos que se dirige a Segovia cuna de su nacimiento para llorar cabe las piedras del adarve de la Hontanilla y pedir perdón al Altísimo por sus pecados.

De todo aquello ya no queda nada. Las cosas han cambiado de tal modo en su ciudad que ofrece un semblante irreconocible.

Acaba de curarse del virus y de salir de la cárcel por haber matado a una funcionaria una tal Carmen Fernández del Toro que tenía una amante, Sonia, que le llamaba cada mañana para reírse de él y de la Virgen María pero la muralla de Segovia era romana al igual que el  "Wailing Wall" del templo de Jerusalén destruido por Vespasiano y el cementerio donde se guardaban los huesos de sus antepasados no era el camposanto hebreo que estaba más arriba en los jardinillos de san Roque.

Se han articulado mitos.

Todo es una gran patraña. La historia no ha sido narrada como se debía.

 Eran las cuevas de los ermitaños que hicieron penitencia frente a la panorámica impresionante de la ciudad del Acueducto para convertirse después de la edad media en albergue de gitanos.

Por allí pasaba la Sacramento, abuela de la raza calé, echando la buenaventura y ofreciendo tallos de la flor de romero. Al que no se lo compraba lo maldecía con un cáustico: "usted ya huele a muerto, señorito. No le quedan ni quince días".

Villeguillo en vez de rezar escucha la música eterna del Río Clamores que va a despeñarse  y unirse al Eresma frente a las rocas de la Fuencisla.

Allí María del Salto al que el sanedrín había mandado arrojar al vacío por adúltera ─ la lucha de género no es de ahora, la violencia domestica y los celos son más viejos que Carracuca─ seguía haciendo alpinismo "!sobre la roca do alza sus nidos un pueblo entero de amor transido".

La gran masa de los súbditos de la aljama al venir mal dadas optaron por bautizarse "por bien parecer" pero siguiendo judíos hasta la médula. Por eso quizá sus paisanos tenían doble personalidad y piel gatuña almidonada de hipocresía. ¿Es esta la entraña de la España conversa?, Villeguillo se pregunta. ¿Por qué me odian, por qué me envidian, si yo jamás quise hacer mal a nadie?

Sin embargo el que me la hace me la paga¿ La ley del Talón es patrimonio del alma judía? Yo no creo en el buenismo porque me enseñaron de pequeño que la verdadera caridad empieza por uno mismo.

A Villeguillo no le parece bien este transfuguismo de sus temporarios a los que increpa con grandes parrafadas.

El protagonista se siente abandonado por todos; por el papa, por los rabinos, por los curas y por sus compañeros de seminario con quienes celebra una comida de hermandad todos los años y allí dos de ellos el Herguedas y el Expedito le llaman maricón.

Su patria España ha dejado de ser tal bajo el cetro borbónico.

Sin embargo, su fe en Cristo y su gran confianza en la Virgen María no sufrieron merma alguna. Esa es la gran esperanza de Villeguillo quien acaba de curarse del virus y de perder a un amigo escritor que se suicida. Se trata de un retablo compungido y a su vez alborotado y acusador del mundo en el cual vivimos.

Cabe notar la cara del obispo con mitra y aire sereno de un verdadero padre de la Iglesia que vigila al lector desde la contraportada del libro.

Dicho mitrado que nos mira desde el retablo con gesto adusto y melancólico, debe de sentirse asimismo traicionado por el Papa Francisco y los obispos conferenciantes episcopales que han convertido la casa de Dios en una cueva de ladrones y se han rendido, temerosos de perder su estatus, al señor del mundo que es el diablo.

El catolicismo ya no es lo que era. Es una Ong, concluye Villeguillo.

 

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2020-11-03

vigilia nocturna en un seminario ruso

 

Night Liturgy on the Feast of the Holy Royal Passion-Bearers at Sretensky Monastery

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On the night of July 16 to 17, when the Church honors the memory of the holy Royal Passion-Bearers, the traditional nighttime Divine Liturgy was served in Moscow’s Sretensky Monastery.

Together with the brethren of the monastery, more than 100 graduates of the Sretensky Theological Seminary served and prayed at the festal Liturgy, as well as numerous parishioners.

Upon completion of the Divine Liturgy, the acting abbot of Sretensky Monastery Hieromonk John (Ludischev) addressed those gathered in worship, congratulating everyone with the feast of the holy Royal Passion-Bearers, thanking them for their common prayer and wishing them God’s help.